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Talk about music, movies, TV, books, other types of entertainment and what your vices are. Also, if you're addicted to the high you get off Aspirin, this is the place to talk about it.
V for Vendetta wrote:The UK hasn't had better music than the US in like twenty years.
Agreed
V for Vendetta wrote:And the food there still sucks.
Where, the US? Food is such a personal experience, and food preparation is so much subject to circumstance that how can you really judge a nations food by eating in a few venues?
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V for Vendetta wrote:And the food there still sucks.
Where, the US? Food is such a personal experience, and food preparation is so much subject to circumstance that how can you really judge a nations food by eating in a few venues?
There seems to be a big issue with the affordability:taste ratio in the UK, outside of pubs.
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The food that you get out of a chipper is much better in taste and quality than you'll get out of McDonalds or Burger King, for much less of a price. And speaking of price, the costs of food over in Britain seem to be a lot less than the inflatory costs that you'll find in Ireland.
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Your food still sucks, though Franz is in no position to say anything, as he's from USA. Food is much greater in Montreal, and it's absolutely excellent in Paris.
I don't realy see why people rap about Mcdonald's food... it's not that bad. Sure, there's a lot of better food out there, but it's not as if everything tastes like sawdust.
Tv show quality from both countries are absolutly piss poor these days. Can't say I'm too thrilled with their music either. the US spews forth massive amounts of rap/hip-hop/R&B shit that all the kids here listen to, and Britain churns out pop artists like no tomorrow, which the rest of the retarded kids listen to here.
Movies wise, I guess the US gets my vote, although it's not like there's a great influx of decent movies to watch.
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suppose you're thinking about a plate of shrimp. suddenly somebody will say like 'plate' or 'shrimp' or 'plate of shrimp', out of the blue, no explanation.
Food is such a personal experience, and food preparation is so much subject to circumstance that how can you really judge a nations food by eating in a few venues?
